Wonderful 1:30 Roberto lugo

It is such a small world, bumping into Elliot Earles of Studio Practice on a decade-old video!

Agitator? Human talentless parasite, that is all you are. Never did one proper thing in your life and mindless charities support such valueless abstract non-narrative idiots instead of supporting REAL talents . Shame in Helen Coburn Meier Foundation among others! A pretty nice money laundering machine😆😆😆

Martha, you are an inspiration

Finally got round to watching this. I found the book dedications very emotive and loved the way you dealt with the archival material. Great to get a better understanding of your work. Intriguing and moving 😊

3:28- this lady has a twin I saw man years ago in England UK

Bloody creepy ho, you should better explain how to get money from the police after falsely accusing the guy you were living with, ho. Or how to choose the right photographer, or teacher, to f***, to get up the ladder fast, beach.

Bravo!

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Tyree is one of my heros- met him many times, blessed to have made his friendship. Much love.

it is criminal how poorly documented Makela's work is, his impact on the design world is comparable to that of Carsons

I would want to live in the Stahl house full time over Fallingwater because it's connected to people. But Fallingwater is perfection for quiet private times.

The Eames house is incredible. The furnishings and landscaping are major components of its appeal. So idiosyncratic.

The bauhaus was so "cerebral". Not the worst thing to be, in some ways that can be seductive. But in the end, it leaves me feeling shortchanged. Wright was a genius, but I've learned to see shortcomings in his work too. He wasn't God no matter what the apprentices and fans say.

Kevin's poise, acumen, and sheer love of architecture shines through, and always makes it fun to hear one of his presentations

Great lecture as always, very enjoyable. I live on west side of state, but return visit to Cranbrook is on my bucket list. Could you do a talk on the Afflek house some time?

Thank you. Watching this has been informative and inspiring.

Excellent. Essential viewing.

Excellent talk!

Engrossing, inspiring, and bananas. Absolutely some 2025 thinking happening.

Enjoyed the listen, Cheers !

San fransisco, Queen •reminisce• •thr• por vida mas..

The Beast is ABSOLUTELY a villain. Belle was held against her will until she started siding with her captor (Stockholm syndrome).

How the f**k did I get here????????

This is really informative. Does Lisa have an email where I could contact her? I am interested in doing something like this on the east coat. - Thanks!

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Pon los nombres de los artistas colega

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This is very interesting. I wish I'd seen it earlier when I was doing my bachelor's

Awesome lecture very informative she is a very talented artist am a fan of her art

"The Arts & Crafts Movement, which is not glitter and crayons..." LOL-Kevin Adkisson is the best! I'm glad to have discovered this lecture series!

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Makela's work remains incredibly difficult to find, even today.

I was enjoying this lecture. Then the sound disappears.....

Dope!

amazing video. incredibly educational

I am having difficulty listening to Rob Walker. Something wrong with the sound recording.

Incredible mind

Wow , very Artistic 1🎨

What a clickbait. Has nothing to do with uncomputable numbers.

Don't tap the mic. Thank You.

This is boring.

Came here expecting to LEARN about uncomputable numbers. Was sorely disappointed.

The talk seems to continually lose track of what its purpose is .. it could easily have taken place without reference to OOO.. Harman is Heideggerian in his approach to first principles of ‘being’ as he is to arts approach to in some way addressing similar first principle object relationships.

Hugely thoughtful with regard to the role of art and artists in our time. If you are working in the arts, trying to make a go of it, you will find this stimulating, useful, realistic, encouraging. Casey Droege is, in my estimation, a class act!

Mr. Lugo, I don't know if you will get to read this as the video is oldish. Just wanted to say thank you for your insight and giving me more to think about.

Awesome! He's absurdist and painterly, an excellent colorist, his works are like arte povera meets the history of painting. He casts a wide net of references (dubuffet, rothko, oldenberg, dada, situationists,........) to make objects that are strange and beautiful and call to question what art is, and to ask and examine what is it's function. Though he describes it as failure, his exploration of children's art is an attempt use art to tap a root into something primal and human, that exists in the liminal; something beyond the realm of consciousness and words. Bravo, and thank you, Brian Belott. Please keep up the good work!

Thanks for streaming - will the individual talks become available to view later?

she is genius artist i like her art work

She is amazing